St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04
Madden; passed balls, Mcclure /: wild
pitch, Madden; time, 80; umpire, Powers
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Nets Have no Difficulty in De-
feating BROOKLYN,


NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Metropoli-
tans easily defeated the Brooklyns on
the latter's grounds to-day. Both teams
fielded well. Brooklyn could not, how
ever, seem to understand Mays. Nc
Clellan, for Brooklyn, was very costly
during the first three innings. On the
other hand HaSkinS was hit by the
MetropOlitanS at will and but for PeO-
pies splendid catching his work would
have been very disastrous. The game
was called at the end of the seventh in
ming on account of darkness. Attend
ance 500. Score:
Brooklyn. ......1 o o o o o Oh
Metropolitans. ........O 0-0
Earned runs, Brooklyn 1, Metropolitan 2;
base hits, Mcclellan l, Mays 1 three base
hits, Mays l; errors, Brooklyn 5; first base
on balls, Jones l. Hankinson L: hit by
pitched ball, Mcclellan; first base on errors,
Metropolitan 3; struck out, Brooklyn 2,
Metropolitan 8; time 80; umpire Sullivan.
EASILY WON.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The Balti-
more team played miSerably in the field
to-day. and as the Athletics hit Smith
hard their victory was easy and COM
plete. The visitors could do littlewith
weighing, Sommer, Greenwood and
Tucker did well in the field for their
side, while StOuey and MCGEE eXcelled
for the Athletics. Score:
Baltimore. 80 o o o 0 o o / o. 9
Athletic. ..2 o o 0 *-13
Earned runs, Baltimore l, Athletic 3; base
hits, Baltimore s. Athletic IS; two base
hit, Lyons: three base hit, Burns; errors,
Baltimore 8, Athletic l first base on balls,
Griffin, Sommer, DAVIS 2, Poorman, Lyons 2,
Strong; first base on errors, Baltimore /,
Athletic Is; struck out. Tucker, weighing,
Mann; passed balls Daniels 3 Robinson y;
wild pitch, Wayhing. Time, 1:5O; umpire,
Ferguson.
CINCINNATI DEFEATED.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 3.-Cleveland de-
feated Cincinnati to-day by fine exhi-
bition of fielding and heavy batting.
The visitors only scored in one inning.
Long John Reilly broke their clear score
of gOoSe-eggs by making terrible drive
to right center, which melted four bases,
and Corkhill's single, which Hotaling
fumbled in center field, allowing him to
take second, and single by Tebeau
scored Cincinnati uD another run. A
high wind ragged throughout the game.
Attendance 500. Score:
ciecfland 20 . 9 %
Earned runs. Cleveland 6, Cincinnati 2;
base hits, Cleveland Is. Cincinnati ID; two
base hits, thinner 2. Fay; three-base hit,
3, Cincinnati 3; first base on balls, Serad 4,
Stricken 2, Glore, thinner, Hotaling, Gilks 4,
Kenan; hit by pitched bali, Serad, Carpenter,
Tebeau, Reilly; first base on errors Reilly
struck out, Carroll, Mexican, Allen, Herman,
Serad 3: passed ball, thinner; time. 1:55
umpire, McQuaid.
A CLOSE GAME.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3.-About 200
people witnessed close contest at the
ball park this afternoon. The st. Louis
nine won by superior batting. Comis-
key and Foutz did some hard hitting.
The fielding Of neither nine was bril-
liant. Score:
Louisville. - OO % 2 &c
st. LOUIS. % o 2 O 1 3 o 1 At
Earned runs, st. Louis 8; base hits, Louis
vile Id, st. Louis 13; errors, Louisville 2,
st. Louis 2; double plays, st. Louis 2; first
base on balls, Ramsey 2. King Z; hit by
pitched ball, Kerens; struck out, by Ramsey
2, by King 5; passed balls, Cook 2; time.
2:15; umpire, Ramsey.